Utah’s slot canyons are other-worldly adventure spots. Follow tunnels of swirling red rocks, with a bright azure sky above you. This is hiking that’s truly unique, but many slot canyons require technical skills. Here’s a slot canyon that’s appropriate for most reasonably fit hikers. Take a look!
Little Wild Horse Canyon is north of Hanksville and just west of Goblin Valley State Park.
Before you head out for this hike, check the weather forecast. The danger of flash floods is very real here and you don't want to take any chances if there's a storm brewing.
We can’t repeat it enough: remember to check the weather forecast before hiking. Slot canyons are deadly during flash floods. Take plenty of water with you, and hike in a group. Utah’s wilderness is majestic and beautiful, but it can also be unforgiving if you wander into it unprepared.
Have you hiked Little Wild Horse Canyon? We’d love to hear your story – tell us about it in the comments!
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